davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

A NsiEhbor Has = Good Word to - -
MIR alb5s.


70 The Editor Of ne TxLEsEAA-RERAL0.
BTEoS CEarEE, AGg. 2T.--Dsar sir-ln
your weekly issue Of August -, IN referring
10 tie death Of Mrs. Gibbs. you state that
Mr.. Gibbs IS still condned in ail. which IS
not true. The fact is Mr. Gibbs has never
bsen n jail. and in justice to Mr.. Gibbs and
bis many friends in this township, It is no
m0re than right for you 20 correct the mis-
take. And 1 wish 20 say further that nearly
A.. that mas been published about Ar Glb0s
has oeen 10 error. 40 doubt you received
your Information from some Of Mr. Gibbs
enemies. OF whom am happy 70 say ne has
bat very lew, but those few are OF the worst
kind
Now, wish 70 say that | have lived in
this township over forty three years have
known Ar. Gibbs over thirty years. and be
has been my neish0or ali that time. he
las always been an honest, industrious,
hsrd-working man. and has always been
highly respected; never has been accused or
suspected OF crime until q short time before
his arrest in the Bonn matter, when be
was arrested for an assault and battery on
q relative Of DR.. Strong and convicted fn
Justice Court. He appealed 70 the Circuit
Court aud the case was dismissed. Mr..
Gibbs never was in Jail nor ever payed any
fine in that affair, but have no doubt that
affair aroused the anger OF = few of the
bish-toned people of Byron Center. who
seem 10 be determined 10 rule or ruin a
worthy citizen. The best citizens Of this
township believe il is one OF the blackest
and vickedest plots 10 ruin an honest man
that was ever perpetrated IN this commu-
nifty. II you have any doubt about what
say refer you 20 scores of the bes. citizens
Of this township. l have no interest in
this matter only to see justice done Mr.
Gibbs and The truth published. Will you
please Oblige a constant reader and ad-
mirer Of the TEkzaRAx-H ERALD? Il. II.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30
Boscobel, Spanish handmade Cigar.
lie Wild Weat Returns.

Proncho Johns Wild West Combinatsn.
reorgsnizsd and enlarged. will reapPesr at
Reeds Lake next Thursday. Friday. Satur-
day and Sunday, with his entire company
of COW boys band Of wild Indians. and
Texas ponies. giving one Of the finest ex-
hibitions of the true style of frontier life.
riding bucking bronchos Indian war dance.
lassoing ponies either by head or feet, shoot
ing apples Off a mans head with either re-
vOlver or rifle. and numerous other such
performances OF every day life in the Wild
West. Free for all.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

xAs b-leA e Fgssoaszs oisRcssa - -
Fslies Cssxs Nss4sx1-g-
When Gn. w4s s1 l. ssi,cs cSezt
yesser.ay Usr1las Pa.rez S4aiEls sA=
es.esr.lsa ezu1k. Nss ths aszt e sEpssF -
tAe rag he szs aLlxsd "a a rstnef fuzly
costume 4a1 id los aPFesF very esshs.eLI
oeiax a4Ehef Esfysas. kstsrss Eo.mes
sizsa al1a ap sns 1sesded Ia - seaid &c
a. . better eo1att.oa zf1sf isssly czys
fr4-aias ~ f1e sloas pals oEsr a. f1s esarfy
il4f'ii1z house. --- fssspA fslEis. eoloreis
: 1sa.4y arlak. a1o wss M setrs< Uius
3 - galy s1sen twelve d4ss ~ trace ap -.
---Assires D4a soFtA sas eegfs 49, 4ne
Fst1 tA4l &al18nt oFer g. l1s cserk - me
aa1 coats f1E being inz8xiczled- Hecfy
s 1-sei.4a. tas t8lFtA zac l4ss drunk. a.
4-loN -eGRec as Eesznees 3ud sill serve =
tHei9a 14ys se1leule tex rs rss1neae- ----
Dan >C0tt tie co.ofed youth sno.
sta seV~fai othefz, were dong
s1ust1i1s saiscllsTo1s IA o4f1
ION Ca Saturday. pleaded guy
- c1zres 81 s1sor1eriy conduct and Nts
sea .encsa - talr.y GAYS Ia ths County jail;
-ha. slagLery aud FEAnk WarEeil pad
~ - each GA a charge q breach u ihs
psacs. Ihsy we're 1ghiing Sa urdzy ni<ut
Z "A4 - 49, 80 - H-t1@ F@~t~~--@~@
around znd EiadlY invited them 70 take =
ride ia the hurry Up si4ltexy claims
that tne trouble Nas brought on By N2rfsl,
Hao Wzs . stranger 70 him, and MO Was
feeiBg -p1sgfy gay Tie case Of fsirie
HAfasll And Michael lynch. for robbery,
sss adjourned 10 sept. ; for hearng.--
Horton T. Zoe was giyen trial beiof- The
C0art. on a charge u keeping his saloon
on e0dth i0nl4-st. and acquitted. he
only evidence ofisged oy the prosecution
was that of PaIrolman Tubes who testifietl
tlal lie sa~ Roe and another nan Ia TIE
saioOa 0n the sunday Ia question and they
we're drinking beer III Roe went on the
sand and testihed that be was IN The
saloon. That he had cone down stairs
I from h.s rooms above. wrote q letter and re-
tanned a. Ae came. The esss occupied the
I Courts tine about Twelve minutes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

Cara "A. We sazts als8Fcs ffoas
frankha Z. y *. ~ wAoEa sas AS @zr-
red a. Hopkins Ia April lSss IAroagh
her attorney. J. A. Fairfield. sAs nled hes
complaint ~ the SapSFios Court. II slieh
she charses Franklin with hasi8g usoa hsg
Nigh eBsrene cruelty, be&tDx &nc calling
hkr slcksd nsUeS. That IL April lssi kt
threatened 10 al her Il she aafed 20 lssys
him and l8 Slzy Gs taok lork from tat
taeie and IN n of xagsr seized keF oy tie
th1ost Gcd threatened 10 stab her w.sh a.
Aiso that he hss neglected 10 support Lei
AMI thelr child.
heen Tubbs also fiec dill Ter divorce
from OziAs Iutts ia he s4ze Cours and 81
the sAme attorney. The couple were rlsI-
red 81 Grand haven in 1851 and IN The
complaint Helen says that on March 4.
1885. Ozizs ia serted her. leaving their three
children - depend on her Tor tier msin-
LA1nenCe
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30
Intrre.tinr tn riornlist.

A young west end athlete. who possesses
ingenuity as well as muscle. has made n bit
by inventiug simple contrivance by which
an orguinette can be played by the move
ment OF bicycle wheel. Ho tells me be FIRST
got the idea from a musical German friend
and immsdiateiy commenced experimenting
lie showed ne toe evidences Of his snccsss.
The box or instrument is made fast 70 tho
steering. gear on the yoke OF neck Of The ma
chine, ard the crank is connected by rod
% the pedals Of the wheel Without any
extra sTsrtion whatever be can now grind
out music By the foot. yard OF mile As no
rode away on his shining wheel the notes of
thai gay but swfully thrsadbare tune. "The
Flowers that Bloom N the Spring. foated
out behind him on tho air. The ingenious
bicyciiss says his invention vii ID entirely
away with the ear splitting alarm whistle
that warns man and beast II the approaching
rheelran. as well as help bsguile the
cyclists time when on a long journey - Long
Branch Cor. Philadelphia 1iln.s
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

Visiting Is ia great favor with them
When two or more camps ara contiguous this
i kept rp increasingly. in the winter GUAR
tsrs it Is constant, and have known families
and hands travel from Ns~ Rranafsls Tex.
= Pembroke. Ae. more tran $50 miles ~
road. - "visis" another ba-S c'-nurising
relatives sri fe- frieuds who Rad bat 70
Gently landed IN this country from Fuxiand
Pretty George his uofaer ard two sisters.
over there in re handsome vsaon nearest
ths hrock. I've in Ohio ard owl several
farms tbe-e Brewer "a land c~rsr ~
soatheTn Iadisas posh fbeze ard their Fam
lies sre visiting ~ nrle JOB who is very
rsrh ard iirrs in Vermont fast year fhs
sTsir ~as rs~er7eS arf fr-'a Tat.
bis lsrx- fsrsilY SRI srisrai3 ~a15ns. trsv-
srse5 tee r'ssssrt roa6aias - Ohio. wa1s
tis camp . daily vistel ~ ee~res - -eaiff y
Cvrses fr-ul Bo~ton. Ore fa RI lT. The c'crrers.
ths rich borpa trssie1s - East Sorrsrrilie
f'ztor have fwo Gre feas-s arrrsifs their
stat'ss. zad tfs sltsftainr.ent h-~e at fte
ramp r rsfurrei tasrs in ~hat waald -
rretfv e5mfersaais sfele far snrhr8r 70
Hsnst act - ina zined tsat sha Ponszv srs
a. peer car eirs yen zt ~ tbe-s werts
So 90 on ard I have n,sHV tir,s szssn
n-ezis wfh tte-z ssrv-s on tke ~rsf lass -
= "a. wAiis 10 Revaclfa snS S-snlv
sszni - have nsnv tue h~en NJ hurs
~aea asr foo1 s-s eoyre rpc- t1s rrs-ns~srs
- eels silver ssrvf.e - irar I. p Haksrase.s
Letter
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

SUPERIoE-The People vs. Charles Mage
son. Larceny. ATfaigned and pleaded
goilty.- reeman Godfrey VS. Martin de
Nfies. Ejectmenl. Motion 10 allow Hen.
drieus Leipzig 10 defend. granted.
PkoRATE Estate OF Alioe White. deceased
Will aud petition for probate Of will nieo
Hearing sept 20. Estate 81 Frank LehleF
deceased. order allowing adm nlsirztof' 5
nnal account distributing estate aud dis
charging administrator or.--Estals OF Helen
NJ. Kennedy et a.. minors. order allowing
guardians second annual account e
tate OF John L4hih. deceased Report oi
sale of real estate filed and confirmed. -
Estate Of George \. Cooley. deceased Ad-
ministratOrs anal account nlei. Hearing
Sept. q.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

- t'"n p W.. ,.
GsAxo Rtslns Mos. Aaz - is-s
Nct.es is herssy gwen that tie sn7asl
siecfi1n of sfkce trustees vsii - he6 -
10 ssvers ~eT1s o1 tas f-sf Mordav IL
SeDtem her Iss7 VIZ, .sDteu Der :. I-s7.
ccrerasocinx st cock ?. ~. Ard e50s1az
A. el0cx p. r.. e. re following place.
firsi ~arf f-slns's shcp No. is Grand
81 ave Send vsrd Berksr's Ror. csr
fittsrs ard pssrl-sis Tasra vsr1 Ns. 155
Jeeerso1-st resr WsSlthy ave fonrth
wsrd. rprsr r~erinef. Essf bfiaxe ss-set
5oo, haiia.ns. EsaTih Nsro. over Pre-
cincL = asaks Csrrsxe -hep N. 3 Esss
EriSTs-ss Fff-h Va-3 p Fi1rs ~ "a
IS rofsHrf-sk-st sxth vsr5 Eng 1e Heas~
o. Sersrrer st ~eTsr wara fsrrasa 4
Hal or Fro1s-et klgata rs~o Tnrxer
Ia. % - ksrxo1 -
&ezssKs q. fiTxFRtN
A>Sef-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30
Clam Bake.

The tickets for The Grand New England
Clam Bake, given by I. II. SWeti2nd a.
Reeds Lake this afternoon, is limited 10
two hundred and over one hundred and
fifty have been sold. The remainder will
be on sale III Warren sWetiand's confec-
tionery store, I34 Monroe-st., until i2
O'Clock. when hey win be taken 70 the
Pavilian 1T the lake. Mr.. Swetisnd prom
ises everything connected with the Bake 10
b. first class. ard says the first oven will De
open promptly a. Z O'Clock. the second
oven at 5 o'clock sharp, and Invites all 70
come.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

The VII - the ate ALICE Waite q C.le.
aoniA vas died n tae Probate Court Tsster.
sav. In ft she beauesthss al her property.
amounting . about $500, - her otilarsn.
fsseph 81 bite Elizabeth TTusx HsrTiefl
whitnev. Ann Jones. Mar Stone ani
Hannah Hawkins. 20 he e1ueilT DIVIDED
slnong them ard - reve-t - their besr'
ard sssi tns iersvsr Joseuh White an
Martin Whitney ara srpointet exscutors
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

he -41E 2&A-hEkAL tbs aasrDlNs
iekss pls-s5zs is e2ao~n1lg = ne p4Gssn'
& is Was e9-4nas shzE every s4nt Il
sssfLssE~sa. lassr-ea tAa seek Aad pssd So
tps slS d. q meee. 81 - FsDl.sAsa ~
- Saadsy EsS1 u yO1 Asss iost s8y
Eklzs. fe2n1 &sysk.Og, wsas 70 bay O. Sci
boFSes Il io4n cE selk lsks SdSsnt@ss .
IA e.IsI Il 0nee.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30
A Houss Rurusd.

The alarm OF ire from box So. about 4
o'clock yesterday morning. wss occasioned
BY the bnTning OF frame house which VIM.
HI. Brown was moving TO lot near Hali-st
The building. which was evidently set on
IRE by some rascal. was damaged so thai il
Is useless 10 move it farther. The matter
will be investigated. and II the party who
fired IL IS caught the officers promise 10
make il interesting for him.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

Nrs. Adams - Adams & Co. bss been
attending The millinery openings the uast
week n New York inspecfinz The ner im-
ported STYLES and novelties The .adies Of
Grand Rspi8s sad vicinity ran soon have
The pleasure ~ looking oseT ss fine a stock
in their eefsbi shneni ss cs1 be fosnd in
Western Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

Sc return rom Earore. That hs hsd seg1e
expa~i.nos with be fearfsI hurricsre men
ti,u~d IN re p'l~wrnpd DISPATCHES prin>rs
frr smother e~inFnn - snewn hv the fnlloT-
frg tsiezrsru reeeive1 yesterday b. his
f-irnds "a tkIs city
Sxx YnRx. Az. - - q Arr.v.a
~ssteri4v- wss struck ~ = cvcione FriEsv
WI 5e asfe sar iex zsys
fz8<s Nczss
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30
Frightened by Bicycles.

While three members OF the Grand Rapids
Bicycle Club were riding in Paris township
Sunday, team Of colts became frightened
at them and tipped the carriage over None
OF the occupants were injured, luckily for
them, and the horses breaking loose from
the vehicle, cantered away up the road,
being captured by a farmer without any
damage having come to them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

The nsrus of Farmer Mccullough, il
Gratrsn township. we're destroyed by FIRE
saturday night together With large qusa-
atty Of haT and grain. farm utensils. sheep
and cattle and a "a 1ahle sran - horses
TIE loss uiil amount - nearly f3 go With
bar iiifie Insurance. The Ere r. supposed
10 have been carsei By trsmps
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

The Swedish Society 'Nor6en" will hold
their tenth anniversary ball al their hall.
corner West Division and BOwery. next
Thursday evening. Sept. l. Music by Smith
d Guthans orchestra.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

The co-partnership heretofore existing
between VIM II. Cooper and L. o. Phillips
under the style and name Of Cooper &
Phillips is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. W. II. Cooper VIII continue in
the business. W. II. CooPER.
T. o. PHILLIPS.
Grand panide Arr % '0-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

The G. =. & I. Bsilroad Company have
offered FOR SAFE al Of the pine lands IN Lake
county. Sealed bids viii be received b. ".
o. Huehsrt. Land Comtnissloner, to b.
opened October lst, next plsis and further
Information can be bad BY addressing him
a. Grand Rapids Mich
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

Guard we'll your own interest by using
Best Family Soap. IL is Just Whist lis name
implies. the best and largest bar of white
pure soap ever Ietsiied al cents bar.
grand RAPIDS SOAR Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

Patronize home Industry when you can
do just rs well or better by using Best Fam
lily S9ap, at cents bar
GEASD RAPIDS Soar Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

feaE Garr rsSfsr Hss F-aEfel Sivoree
f-N His111 Acrn 1Ekfsf Fes.eriag n 80
ss1c1lz Ce1rts 81 tae srs-als 9. 1Ezsztioz
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

Al first class dealers handle Boscobels.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30
GET YOUR LETTERS.

Three Score OF Letters Awaiting Owners In
Our Want Postofs.ce.
There are letters in the TELEGRAM-HERALD's
want postoiice addressed as follows; In asking
tor them please say 'adytr tsed''.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

Grand Rapids, Aug. %. 'S7
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

Assssss = iiTxF#tE
s<>xe -.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-04-21

SSs ~
From oar Regular CorrespoadeHtl
Farmers and truckers appear to be pro-
crossing tolerably well with their work
notwithstanding the scarcity Of laborers
Wheat has a beautiful green color, and we
have heard no complaints relative 10 the
same. Fishermen are doing brisk bust
ness. Shad, rock and herring are sod
hcreabout every day. The Iormer are prin-
cipally shipped per Steamer Leary to Wash
ington and Alexandria.
Tick Neck, we are happy TO inform you,
takes the cake this season in young chick
ems, and, well, babies, too, one Of which
tipped the beam at XII lbs few days
after its debut
No peddlcrs, and merchants are delight
ed. They can dispose Of their last Win
ters hosiery including (entre nous) 'misfiits,
etc. at reasonable figures.
4 refreshing rain visited the district
recently. 1t was accompanied with bril-
liant display OF electricity, and the frequent
detonations were almost deaiening at times,
forcibly reminding the writer of the ter
rife cannonadeing during the battle OF
Malvern Hill.
Some sickness, and sore mouth is pre-
valent.
Capt. Forrest, schooner, Frances J. Ruth,
is loading with wheat, &c, for Baltimore.
Practical fruit raisers say that the recent
cold weather did very little damage 10
peaches, and that they entertain the opin-
ion that q good crop of the delicious fruit
will be realized.
Rumor has it that several marriages will
take place At an early day. "Wedlock's
an i'll, men eagerly embrace"
There was mass at ST Michaers 18th.
The little church was crowded as usual.
y goodly number of Children are prepar-
Ing for their first Communion.
RALYAT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-04-21
LOcalEise and OtherViss,

| Read the article on our first page entitled
Tobacco in the Leaf"
We regret 70 learn that Mr.. Jcha Par.
sons is dangerously i'll.
| The CriSmond property will be sold
Tuesday next, April Goth. Attend
Attend the sale of Mattingly's personal
property. Saturday next is the day.
In some portions of the county the grow
ing wheat crop Is looking very well.
Quite crowd assembled at the Sale last
Tuesday and the bidding was quite spirited.
OF the Dramatic Entertainment at the
Hall Wednesday, we have heard nothing
but praise.
| DIR. Thomas A. Lynch's thoroughbred,
Clyde Hampton, started on tour of the
county last Monday.
Don't forget TO renew your licences.
Attention TO this matter viii save inter
views with the Sheriff
Cigars, direct from Cuba, are our latest
present Mr.. w. Fl. Ford was the donor.
Thanks THANKS! THANKS!
Southwark the course of empire takes
its way" and rumor has it that so will some
of our most promising young citizens.
Leonardtown's municipal election occurs
on May Isl, proximo. Notices have been
posted and polls are 20 open at the Court
House at 12 O'clock
Tuesday night brought quite a heavy
frost but the general opinion seems to be
that to the fruit it was not killing frost
which nips the bud
We are informed that Mr.. w. Clarence
Drury has rented Fenwick's Hotel from its
new proprietor and will continue the same
old business at the same old stand. May
success attend him.
Our wild animals fame has reached New
York City and the Star feels called upon
to remark that the crying "need of ST.
Mary's county is either Prohibition or a
better grade of whiskey."
Mr.. F. Y. Thompson, 926 Aisquith ST.,
Baltimore, Maryland, sends us q correct
answer to the hen problem published in the
BEACON Of the eth instant twas received
too late for publication in this weeks issue.
We advise those of our readers who
desire TO see business" to visit ]. T. Bal
fingers. There are plows there marked
down TO 81. These prices may be death TO
merchants but they are fun for consumers.
Now is the time to take advantage of the
reduced rates.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-04-21

We think that some way could be fixed
50 that our mail might be made 10 reach us
sooner. Though the fact has apparently
hoen overlooked, Leonaritown is the
county seat and, we have been told that it
Is the policy Of the Post Office Department
never q discriminate against the Court
House town. The mail reaches Mechanics
vile At o'clock, p. m, bus unless brought
by private parties often does not reach this
place until too late 10 allow an answer.
even to the most urgent letter, by return
mail The establishment Of an additional
route direct from MechanicsvFlle u Leonar-
town would be great convenience Al
mos; anything change upon the present
arrangement would better Ieonardtown's
mail facilities.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-04-21
Sherif's License Notice.
Notice to Mefehants, Traders 4 Others.

All persons and Bodies Corporate or Pol.
itic in s.. Aary's county, who are or shall
be exercising or pursuing any business. q
shall be doing any act or thing, or shall be
In the occupation OF any house or place FOR
any purpose for which License i made
necessary by the Law Of Maryland, are
hereby warned TO obtain license or renew
the same on or before the
FIRST DAY OF NAY, 1887,
under the penalties prescribed by said laws
for the infraction thereof
Those interested are notified Of the fol-
lowing requirements of the License Laws |:
TRADERS LICENSE
The amount TO be paid by Traders for a
License-the amount Of stock at the princi-
pal season Of sale to be given under oath
Is as follows:
Ii the applicants stock in trade does not
eYrea1
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-04-21

You cannot afford b. waste time in en-
perimenting when your lungs are in dan
ger. Consumption always seems at first,
only a cold. Do not permit any dealer to
impose upon you with some cheap imitation
OF DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, but be sure you get
the genuine. Because he can make more
profit he may tell You he has something
just as good, or just the same. Don't be
d eceived, but insist upon getting DIR. Kings
New Discovery, which is guaranteed to
give relief in all Throat Lung and Chest
affections. Trial bottles free at VIM. ].
Edelen x Co. and ]. T. Ballenger's Store.
Large bottles &1.-6
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-04-21
Reported fer TIE BSdcon.)
.s AmOng The Break ers.'s

We congratulate the ladies and gentle
men engaged in the play upon the success
ii their rendition of Among The Break
erS" at the Soc'ety's Hall Wednesday,
April 18th. The test of dramatic success
is the appreciation and applause granted
10y the audience to the players efforts to
please. Wednesday nights audience was
one of the most select aud, withal, the best
capable cf passing Judgment upon the
merits of an entertainment of any that, for
sometime back, have graced the Hall with
its presence. The liberal applause and after
commentator Of such an audience is the
highest praise that can be bestowed and the
surcSt guarantee that the Actors performed
their parts well. 4 reporters praise, in
such a case, is supertluous.
We give below the cast Of the play:
David Murray, keeper
Of Fair Point Lightly W. r. l.. Raley ;
Larry Divine, this as
sistantl Thee Harrison :;
Hon. Charles Bruce
Hunter, J. J. Greenwich !:
Clarence Hunter, F.OScar Morgan;
Peter Paragraph, "a
newspaper repOrterl G. Morgan Raley;
Scud. tHunter's colonel
servant,l Frank NJ. Dyer /;
Miss Minnie Daze Hun
tiers Niece,l Miss Anna Stone;
Bess StaIbright, least up
by the waveSl Miss Lancaster /;
! Mother Carey, "a repu-
ted Fortune Teller,) Mrs I. NJ. Dyer.
Biddy Bean, tan Irish
Girl,) Miss Julia Raley
| The fair ladies and gallant gentlemen
who took the different characters deserve.
/ each and everyone, high praise. As .
whole, the play was excellenily rendered
/ and the different actors well represented
| their allotted characters. Alta proper time.
we hope that the performance may be re-
peased. Your reporter i S strong believer
/ in the invidiousneSs of particnlarizing, bat,
I involuntarily an amen arose to his lips
1 when, on leaving the Hall, he overheard $
/ certain gentlemen, whisper, well DONE
/ BesS Starhright. and softly quote,
"Ne'er did Grecian chisel trace
/ A Nymph, Naiad or . Grace
/ OF finer form or fairer face"
pRoF.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-04-21

advice TO MorHERs.-Are You disturb
ed n night and broken of your rest by a
sick child suffering and crying with pain Of
Cutting Teeth: If 80 send at once and get
bottle of Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething. Its value is meal
culable. Ii viii relieve the poor little suf-
ferer Immediately. Depend upon il, moth
ers; there is on mistake about it. II cures
DiarGh1a, regulates the Stomach and
Bowels, cures Wind Cello, softens the Gums,
reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and
energy to the whole system. Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup" for children teeth
ing Is pleasant 10 the taste and is the pre-
scription of one of the oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price TWENTY-FIVE
cents bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no
other kind.